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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

6

Bahamas Towns Ravaged by Severe Storm Across Islands

Fragmentary dispatches from Nassau describe a damaging storm origin near Turks and Caicos that ravaged Acklins Crooked Ragded Portland Long Watling Rum and extends to Andros. Long Island towns like Clarencetown suffered near total destruction housing and water shortages worsened by fires from saltwater. Government relief ships unload food lumber and nails as officials warn the loss rivals 1866 hurricane impact.

Kassau Bahamas Thoreday Turks Fnlend Inauga Acklins Crooked Raxged Portane Long Watling Rumsay Extma Andros Islands Long Island Clarencetown Sarah B. Douglas Long Bay Cat Island Ant Nexter Islands

Wrights Seek Time Extension for Aeroplane Contract

Katherine Wright, acting for her hospitalized brother Orville Wright, filed a formal extension request with the Signal Corps to extend the period to supply an aeroplane to June 28, 1909. Maj. George C. Squier approved the request and sent it to Secretary Wright for final consent. Orville Wright's recovery delays work, with tests of the wrecked airship ending today and weeks expected before he can resume.

Washington Orville Wright Fort Myer Katherine Wright Signal Corps Wrights George C. Squier Wright Miss Wright Trowil

J Hough Guest Dies in Denver

J Hough Guest, born and raised in Columbia, died in Colorado where he had gone for health reasons. He led the Ven dome orchestra in Nashville before moving west. He leaves a large family and friends in Columbia and Nashville, and Mrs Mala Muse, his wife, accompanied his remains from Denver to Columbia for the funeral at Rose Hill Monday at 11 after services at First C P Church.

Jidee Erwin J. Hough Guest Colorado Mr. Guest Columbia Nashville Vendome Orchestra Judge Erwin Jack Oakes Will, Henry Josh Guest Mra . B. Cowan Hia Mala Muse Guest Denver Colombia Rose Hill First C. P. Church Mack

Mrs Chas E F Smith Praises New Life Pills

Mr Chas E F Smith of West Franklin Maine says he likes things and adopted Dr King s New Life Pills as family laxative medicine because they are good and do their work without making a fuss. These painless purifiers sold at Geo 8 Alcorn s drug store 25.

Chas E F. Smith West Franklin Maine Dr. King Geo Alcorn

Diver Escapes Giant Devil Fish Hold Rescue

Martin Lord, a Coast Wrecking Company diver, battled an octopus aboard the wrecked steamer Pomona in Fort Rose Cove off the Marian County coast. He hacked at four inch tentacles and drove a knife into the creature’s head to free himself, surfacing in a collapsing condition.

San Francisco Martin Lord Coast Wrecking Company Pomona Fort Rose Cove Marian County Lund Lanch

Indiana lawmaker accuses governor of bribery offer

Luther W. Knisely, a De Kalb County representative in the Indiana House, signed an affidavit alleging Gov. J Frank Hanly offered a $2000 per year position to vote for the county option bill. The affidavit names Senator Wickmire and recounts the alleged conversation. Wickmire denies the charge and Hanly has not commented.

Indianapolis Ind Luther W. Knisely DeKalb County Indiana J. Frank Hanly Aftavit Wickmire Hanly Bat

Prohibition Elector Ticket Named For Tennessee

Special to The Herald Chicago Sept 25 Prohibitionists of Tennessee call a caucus at the Colonial Hotel Knoxville on Oct 8 at 4 30 p m to select electors for Chafin and Watkins for President and Vice President and to perfect the state organization and address any other proper business before the meeting.

Herald Chicago National Prohibition Tennessee J. W. Scott Harriman

Central of Georgia Officials Seek Higher Rates in Hearing

Atlanta officials told the Interstate Commerce Commission that the railroad faces revenue shortfalls and must raise rates or cut wages. W. A. Winburn, VP, cited a 3,000-job reduction since the downturn and said new increases could be necessary though they would affect many workers little compared with potential layoffs. Other witnesses included C. B. Phillips and W. H. Courtney.

Atlanta W. A. Winburn Central of Georgia Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission C. B. Phillips W. H. Courtney Louisville & Nasoville

Mule business shows little activity in the South

The mule trade is dull as cotton prices stay low and railways and large industries cut back. Few buyers appear. J P Hudson of New Orleans bought a single car at the stock yards last week, the only notable sale.

J. P. Hudson New Orleans

Tri State Fair Opens With Governors Attend in Memphis

In Memphis Tennessee on September 28 the Tri-State Fair opened with addresses by Governors Patterson Tennessee Pindall Arkansas and Noel Mississippi. Exhibits are mostly in place but the raw day and Ringling Brothers kept crowds down and events not yet launched. Governors noted the futility of opposing free circus but welcomed good weather prospects for a successful first year.

Memphis Tenn Tri-State Patterson Tennessee Pindall Arkansas Noel Mississippi Ringling Brothers Ciicus

Bryan Answers Roosevelt on Trust and Haskell Issue

William Jennings Bryan states his reply to President Roosevelt's letter on his telegram regarding trusts and the Oklahoma governorship race. He defends Gov Haskell's election and accuses Roosevelt of bias while naming Taft and prominent backers in the trust debate.

Milwaukee Wit Ha*kell William Jennings Bryan Madison Roosevelt Bryan Haskell Oklahoma Mr. Bryan Gov. Hughes Democratic Trust Hughes Election Fund J. P. Morgan John D. Rockefefer Andrew Carnegie William Neigon Cromwell Taft

Why James Lee Got Well

Mrs. Mary Lee of Zanesville Ohio testifies her husband James Lee nearly faced consumption until Dr King's New Discovery restored his health. The advertisement touts quick relief for coughs colds and lung remedies with trial bottles and guarantees at Geo A Alcorn's Drug Store.

James Lee Zanesville Mary Lee Geo Alcorn

Royston Nominated by Anti Brownlow Faction in Washington County

In Jonesboro mass convention the anti Brownlow camp backed Dr Cy Royston for the Tennessee general assembly seat. Royston won the nomination over Fred Wagoner by 356 to 90 with 3 abstentions as Royston had last served in the legislature. Washington county, though Republican leaning, remains under anti Brownlow control with Democrats out of office.

Corn Prices Hit New High as Mills Buy Field Corn

Maury farmers expect good prices for corn this year despite a short crop caused by late summer dryness. Mills are paying $3.00 per barrel for good white corn in the fields, a record high for the season, while old corn sells around $2.40 per barrel. The market notes the new crop will depress prices once it arrives.

Maury

Fruit tree vines and plants for sale by R A Wilkes

Local notice announces a set of fruit tree vines and plants offered by R A Wilkes of Cullooka Tennessee. Contact details point to a mail order style inquiry dated January 31.

R A. Wilkes Cullooka Tenn

Maury County Bank Transcript Fragment

Fragmentary bank document from State Banke and Duyfinn showing checks and deposits. Mentions dividends, stock padding, notes due, penalties and a tax or treasurer context with signatures and a notary statement.

Store House and Contents Destroyed by Fire

Fire consumed the store of Chas. Taylor ten miles off the Theta pike. The building and stock were a total loss. stock insured for 500 though insufficient to cover the damage. The house belonged to J. B. Shaw Jr and valued around 400, uninsured. Deafness advertisement promotes constitutional remedies and offers a hundred dollar reward for cures not achieved by catarrh treatment.

Chas. Taylor Theta Pike J. B. Shaw, Jr Stout

Navy he wD Chees Counter handy a¢ Countr JUNK F Fin

Navy column notes a quirky counter trend with junk and fin terms. Local reader confusion grows over garbled text and odd phrases in a brief city item.

Navy

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